YEREVAN. - Armenia prepares to sign a contract with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on the export of the labor force. The agreement is available on the official website of the government and the issue is on the government session agenda.

The agreement intends that presumably the Labor Ministry of the UAE will submit claims for job vacancies to the Migration State Service of the Armenian Ministry of Territorial Administration. The Migration Service will satisfy those claims by easing the medical expertise, and the process of getting visa. The labor contracts will be signed in Abu Dhabi but will be verified by the Armenian Embassy or another Armenian official structure.

The UAE has a developed economy and runs an “open doors” policy. Its major projects are mainly realized by foreign labor. The employers offer quite attractive conditions for the job. Besides, the working visa prohibits overpassing the visa date.